
Three Kingdoms: I'm Actually Cao Cao's Good-for-Nothing Son
三国:我竟是老曹的不肖子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.4kChapters
16.5MReads
6.5kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 11
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At the beginning, you turned around and knocked directly. Are you acting in a bloody drama? Why don't you travel through time and change it for a while, if you insist on doing it this time?
I'm crazy when I see cooking. Chili peppers are awesome. There are chili peppers in the Three Kingdoms.
Not much else to say, telling the truth while drunk is extremely poisonous, and the sense of fragmentation between the times is too serious.
Commentary on Chapter 27 Military Training in "Three Kingdoms: I Am Lao Cao's Unworthy Son" written by Xiao Shan.
Commentary on the first chapter of "Three Kingdoms: I Am Lao Cao's Unworthy Son" written by Xiao Shanshuo.
Commentary on Chapter 8 Business Journey of "Three Kingdoms: I Am Lao Cao's Unworthy Son" written by Xiao Shan.
Commentary on Chapter 6 of "Three Kingdoms: I Am Lao Cao's Unworthy Son" written by Xiao Shanshuo. The School of Theology.
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Commentary on Chapter 60 Gathering of Heroes in "Three Kingdoms: I Am Lao Cao's Unworthy Son" by Xiao Shanshuo.
Commentary on Chapter 37: Adventures in Buddhism written by Xiao Shanshuo in "Three Kingdoms: I Am Lao Cao's Unworthy Son".